egysín

Egysín is a term that can refer to a few different concepts, primarily in the context of a singular, continuous track or path. In the realm of railways, an egysín can denote a single track line where trains travel in both directions, often managed by signaling systems to prevent collisions. This contrasts with double-track lines where each direction of travel has its own dedicated rail. Single-track lines are common in areas with lower traffic density or where economic considerations favor reduced infrastructure.

Beyond railways, the term egysín can also be used more generally to describe any singular line or course that something follows. This might apply to monorail systems, where a single beam serves as the track for a vehicle, or even metaphorically to a singular plan or direction of action. The core idea remains that of a unified, undivided path. The specific meaning of egysín often depends on the context in which it is used, but the concept of a single, uninterrupted line is consistent.